They didn't because it was the Etruscans that did and presumably it meant a double V (5) which is X (10).
The Roman numeral system originated from the Etruscan numeral system and the Etruscans once ruled the Romans.
The Roman numeral system was based on the tally marking system, where each unit was represented by a vertical stroke. The letter "X" was chosen to represent ten because it resembles two crossed lines, which could be seen as a more efficient way to represent a tally of ten units. It was a practical and visually distinctive symbol to represent the number ten in the Roman numeral system.
The Roman numeral 'X' represents 10.
The Roman numerals X-XCIX represent 10-99
Yes they are and they represent 10 and 110 respectively
It wasn't the Romans that chose X to represent 10 but the Etruscans who invented this system of numeracy. Possibly it stems from the fact that if V is 5 then X is the equivalent of two V's joined together which equals 10.
The Roman numeral of D represents 500 and not 10 which is represented by the numeral of X
The Roman numeral 'X' represents 10.
The Roman numerals X-XCIX represent 10-99
Yes they are and they represent 10 and 110 respectively
It wasn't the Romans that chose X to represent 10 but the Etruscans who invented this system of numeracy. Possibly it stems from the fact that if V is 5 then X is the equivalent of two V's joined together which equals 10.
The Roman numeral of D represents 500 and not 10 which is represented by the numeral of X
The Roman numeral XV represents 15. X is 10 and V is 5.
It is used by Romans, because they use Roman numerals. In Roman Numerals, x represents ten (10)
They represent 2000, 10 and 2 respectively
In Roman numerals L = 50 and X = 10, so LX simply means 60
The Roman numerals "VIII-X-MCMXC" represent the date "8-10-1990" in the Western calendar.
X=10 L=50 XL=40 XLI=41
The Roman numeral XXXIX represents the number 39. X (10) is subtracted from L (50) in order to express the number 40, and then I (1) is subtracted from 40 to represent 39.